21 Pence - The COVID-19 Rap

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COVID, The COVID-19 Rap
COVID, The COVID-19 Rap
COVID, The COVID-19 Rap
COVID, The COVID, The COVID-19 Rap

You better wash your hands
You better wash it clean
Most importantly to protect yourself from COVID-19
It's a lethal and deadly virus
Don't be a victim
Social distancing that'll be a task
When you can wear a mask
Don't be stupid, comply with the law
Unless the coronavirus isn't in your country at all
The government can fib about the virus
Don't fall into the trap
Protect yourself, this is the COVID-19 Rap

Release Date: June 04, 2021

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Christopher David Graham (born 21st November 1996), known as 21 Pence is a Scottish rapper, music producer, songwriter and founder of Weekly Glasgow, which is the parent company of Jolly Sid Records.
Christopher was also known as a lot of different names but most recent one was Ceeingee.
Pence got moved to a special need school due to speech problems and won in an art competition.
Pence competed in 2 talent shows and became a host for the rest and a fashion show which he did 3 times.
At 16, he began to like rap music and then make his own under the name Ceinge.
He then went under different other names through school and mostly college days such as Cold Genus, Ceeinge, Ceingee, Sertori X, Chip Graham and more.
He decided to call himself Ceeingee and was about to make that as a permanent thing until he decided to change it again for the last time and called himself 21 Pence.
21 has 2 meanings.
Pence stayed in a low flat in Merryton Ave, Drumchapel and the building number was 21 and his date of birth is 21 November 1996.
The Pence part is inspiration from 50 Cent and 21 Savage.
Pence when at secondary school was bullied a lot and has expressed it in his songs under the Ceeingee moniker but under the 21 Pence name he has a song called Bullied which his bullied life is the main subject of the song, detailing his bullying experience, which includes one primary school incident that caused him to be hospitalised in Yorkhill Hospital in Glasgow, Scotland.
Stating that it might be a boy named Robert Hunter, which was a boy who began to bully him a lot at secondary school.